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Browser Use Cloud
Browser Use Cloud runs AI agents in real browsers for web research, data extraction, automation, monitoring, and testing.

In inglese
Browser Use Cloud lets users describe a browser task in plain language and receive structured results. Its agents navigate pages, click, scroll, log in, retry actions, and return JSON or webhook results. It also provides remote CDP-compatible browsers for Playwright and Puppeteer workflows.
Teams use it for scraping, research, QA, monitoring, form filling, shopping, and other browser-based workflows. Browser time, proxy traffic, model tokens, and the 20% agent service fee are usage charges; enterprise concurrency, SLAs, and data policies are custom.
Features
- Runs tasks in isolated real-browser sessions
- Returns structured JSON results and webhook callbacks
- Provides remote CDP-compatible Chromium browsers
- Supports Playwright and Puppeteer connections
- Uses residential proxies in 195+ countries
- Includes automatic CAPTCHA solving inside browser sessions
- Offers scheduled and real-time web monitoring workflows
- Provides the BU 2.0 model and API access
Use cases
- Extract structured product, company, or website data
- Monitor webpages and report meaningful changes
- Test websites as a user would during QA workflows
- Research websites and return structured findings
- Automate form filling, login, shopping, or booking tasks
- Run Playwright or Puppeteer automation on remote browsers
Pros
Cons
Latest updates
- Faster Sessions, BYOK Pricing Fix & Reliability Updates
Opening a v4 session now takes a single request instead of several; BYOK now costs the same as the managed path.
- Scheduled V4 Agents, Agency Skill & Model Picker Updates
V4 agents can now be scheduled, with pause/resume controls; new Agency skill; bu-2-0-mini-preview is now available.
- Session Sharing, Usage Analytics & X402 Pricing
Delete and rename sessions directly from the sidebar; share a session via a public link; Usage and analytics moved to a single redesigned page.
- Recording Controls & OAuth Browser Access
The Browser Harness (v4) API now lets callers control session recording; OAuth apps using the terminal flow can now read existing browsers.
- Browser Harness API, New Models & Lower Top-Up Minimum
The Browser Harness (v4) agent API is now part of our public API surface; per-run spend caps are now configurable; minimum top-up lowered from $25 to $5.
Capabilities
- Command line — “Browser Use CLI 3.0 gives coding agents a browser and the ability to execute Python within it.” source
- Choice of models — “Post the task, pick a model, and the agent handles the clicking, scrolling, logins and retries on the other side.” source
- No code retained — “HIPAA support and zero data retention.” source
- API — “The Browser Harness (v4) agent API is now part of our public API surface — listed in the OpenAPI spec, docs, and SDK codegen.” source
- Official SDKs — “The Browser Harness (v4) agent API is now part of our public API surface — listed in the OpenAPI spec, docs, and SDK codegen.” source
- Runs models for you — “Use our model with your own agent.” source
- Builds agents and workflows — “The Browser Harness (v4) agent API is now part of our public API surface” source
Get it
Pricing
- Prices checked
- 2026-09-25
Browsers
- $0.02 / hour
- For your own agents and automation
- Browser time + traffic; proxies are on by default
Enterprise
Price on request
- Custom concurrency
- Custom SLAs
- Custom data policy
- HIPAA support and zero data retention